Clarke, Richard [Hrsg.]: The regulations of the government of Fort William in Bengal in force at the end of 1853 - to which are added, the acts of the government of India in force in that presidency: with lists of titles and an index (1): Regulations from 1793 to 1805 (London, 1854)

REGULATION VI.

Erov!Mc2a2 CcMT^y to be
tried and determined.

Appeal to be dis-
missed, if the appellant
sbaH omit or refuse to
proceed in it for six
weeks.

ProMKciaJ CoMf2 to
notify the dismission of


be guided by the rules
prescribed to the Zillah
and City Courts.
Exception to the rule.

Ca.?es fw wAzcTa
ccMrf May c2ec2<2e yyc?:

52

[A.D. 1793.

the court, that the suit or complaint has been dismissed, and the grounds
of the dismission.
/S'ccoTM?. [Court how to proceed on petitions respecting suits or matters
in Zillah Courts.]—7ik,sc272&Z A/NAx U. 771-1798.

V. TA?'^.* The Sudder Dewanny Adawlut is empowered to receive any
appeal from a decision of a Z2&2A 07* (72(2/ Court which may be cognizable
in any TVormczA o/ AppoA, and to command such P2'or272cAP 60222^,
by a precept under the seal of the court and attested by the register, to
receive the appeal, and to proceed to hear and determine it; provided
proof shall be previously made, to their satisfaction, that the 7b'cw222C2%J
omitted or refused to receive or proceed in it. If the appellant
shall refuse or omit to proceed in the appeal for the period of six weeks
after the order of the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut may be received by the
TVcwmcm/ and notified to him, the ZVoP272C267 (7oM77 is empowered
to dismiss it, notwithstanding the order of the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut.
In such cases, the Zb'(W272C267 U02277, within one w^eek after the dismission
of the appeal, is to certify to the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut, under their
hands and the seal of the court, that the appeal has been dismissed, and
the grounds of the dismission.
[Court how to proceed on petitions respecting suits or matters
in Provincial Courts.]—7Z. 77cq. U. 1798.
VI. The Sudder Dewanny Adawlut is prohibited corresponding, by
letter, with parties in suits or process, or matters depending before them
or coming within theiu cognizance. If a party in a suit, or any person
amenable to the jurisdiction of the court, shall have any matter to repre-
sent to the court, he is either to appear in the court in person, and
represent the matter in writing, or to make the representation in writing
through an authorized vakeel. The court are to pass whatever order,
upon the representation, may appear to them proper consistently yvith the
Regulations, and to cause a copy of the order to be delivered to the person
making the representation, or to his vakeel, under the seal of the court
and attested by the register.
VII. In matters which the Sudder Dewanny Adawlut may be
empowered by any Regulation to try in the first instance, and also in
appeals that may be preferred to the court from decisions of the 7Vo-
W2c5A o/ (excepting as to hearing witnesses and receiving
evidence), the court is to proceed in the same manner, and with the like
powers and authority, and subject to the same restrictions, limitations,
and exceptions, as are prescribed to the Zillah and City Courts.
VIII. [Court how to proceed on charges of corruption against judges of
the Provincial or Zillah Courts.]—72&SC272&Z A/Xoc. 771 Ttkq. Af. 1806, %7?7
7. A^AfXUZ. 1839.
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* This will now apply to the case of appeal to the Zillah Courts from the subordinate
courts.

Extinct.